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Arizona Cities and Towns

Phoenix is the capital and the largest city in Arizona.

There are 90 incorporated cities and towns in the state of Arizona. ^[1] Incorporated communities in Arizona are those that have been granted home rule, possessing a local government in the form of a city or town council. ^[2]

List of Incoporated Cities and Towns in Arizona

See how they compare by reading the evaluation of Arizona city websites.

Cities and Towns with Populations greater than 20,000

Cities and Towns with Populations less than 20,000

2008 Population Estimates for Incorporated Places in Arizona, Source: United States Census Bureau.

Listing of Communities in Arizona

A listing of all incorporated and unincorporated communities in Arizona.

A

• Aguila
• Ajo
• Alpine
• Apache Junction
• Arivaca
• Arizona City
• Ash Fork
• Avondale

B

• Bagdad
• Benson
• Bisbee
• Black Canyon City
• Bouse
• Bowie
• Brenda
• Buckeye
• Bullhead City
• Bumble Bee

C

• Camp Verde
• Carefree
• Casa Grande
• Cave Creek
• Cerbat
• Cerro Colorado
• Chandler
• Chinle
• Chino Valley
• Chloride
• Clarkdale
• Cleator
• Clemenceau
• Clifton
• Cochise
• Cochran
• Colorado City
• Congress
• Copper Creek
• Coolidge
• Cordes
• Cottonwood
• Courtland
• Crown King

D

• Dewey-Humboldt
• Dolan Springs
• Doney Park
• Douglas
• Dudleyville
• Ducan

E-F

• Eager
• Ehrenberg
• El Mirage
• Eloy
• Flagstaff
• Florence
• Fountain Hills
• Fredonia

G

• Gila Bend
• Gilbert
• Gisela
• Glendale
• Globe
• Goodyear
• Gray Mountain
• Green Valley
• Greer
• Guadalupe

H

• Hayden
• Heber
• Hillside
• Holbrook
• Hope
• Huachuca
• Humble

J-L

• Jerome
• Joseph City
• Kearny
• Kingman
• Lake Havasu City
• Lake Powell
• Litchfield
• Lukeville

M

• Mammoth
• Marana
• Maricopa
• Mayer
• Mesa
• Miami
• Morenci

N-O

• Nogales
• Oatman
• Oracle
• Oro Valley

P

• Page
• Paradise Valley
• Parker
• Patagonia
• Payson
• Peoria
• Phoenix
• Pima
• Pine
• Pinetop-Lakeside
• Portal
• Prescott
• Prescott Valley

Q-R

• Quartzsite
• Queen Creek
• Rio Rico
• Rye

S

• Safford
• Sahuarita
• Salome
• San Luis
• San Manuel
• Sasabe
• Sasco
• Scottsdale
• Sedona
• Show Low
• Sierra Vista
• Silverbell
• Snowflake
• Somerton
• Sonoita
• South Tucson
• Springerville
• St. Johns
• Star Valley
• Strawberry
• Sun City
• Sun City West
• Sun Lakes
• Supai
• Superior
• Surprise
• Swansea

T

• Taylor
• Tempe
• Thatcher
• Tolleson
• Tombstone
• Tuba City
• Tubac
• Tucson

V-Y

• Verde Valley
• Village of Oak Creek
• Wellton
• Wenden
• Wickenburg
• Willcox
• Williams
• Winkelman
• Winslow
• Young
• Youngtown
• Yuma

References

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